Ohio's high court nixes 3rd set of GOP-drawn Statehouse maps
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A bipartisan majority on the Ohio Supreme Court has for the third time rejected Statehouse district maps passed along partisan lines by Republicans on the...
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(The Center Square) – Ohio’s May 3 primary elections are in jeopardy after the state Supreme Court struck down state legislative maps for the third time.
A bipartisan majority on the Ohio Supreme Court has for the third time rejected Statehouse district maps passed along partisan lines by Republicans on the...
The Ohio Supreme Court for the third time rejected state legislative maps drawn by Republicans, a move that will likely postpone the state’s primaries currently scheduled for May 3.
The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected maps drawn by the Ohio Redistricting Commission for the third time, striking a major blow to Republicans who control both state legislative chambers and placing the May primary election date in jeopardy.
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